Top 2 stained glass restoration & repair services in Fort Collins, CO

Porch Pro Headshot Ft. Collins Stained Glass
Stained Glass Restoration & Repair
Serves Fort Collins, Colorado
Fort Collins Stained Glass, presented by Scottish Stained Glass, is the largest stained glass studio in the country. We have worked not only with churches and religious organizations, but also tens-of-thousands of homeowners since 1990. For many clients, our artisans will repair and restore their be...Read more about Ft. Collins Stained Glass
Fort Collins Stained Glass, presented by Scottish Stained Glass, is the largest stained glass studio in the country. We have worked not only with churches and religious organizations, but also tens-of-thousands of homeowners since 1990. For many clients, our artisans will repair and restore their be...Read more about Ft. Collins Stained Glass
Porch Pro Headshot Scottish Stained Glass Fort Collins
Stained Glass Restoration & Repair
Serves Fort Collins, Colorado
Scottish Stained Glass is the largest stained glass studio of its kind in the country. We've worked with churches, religious organizations, and tens-of-thousands of homeowners since 1990. For many clients our artisans will repair and restore their beloved stained and leaded glass windows. For many o...Read more about Scottish Stained Glass Fort Collins
Scottish Stained Glass is the largest stained glass studio of its kind in the country. We've worked with churches, religious organizations, and tens-of-thousands of homeowners since 1990. For many clients our artisans will repair and restore their beloved stained and leaded glass windows. For many o...Read more about Scottish Stained Glass Fort Collins

Top questions to ask before hiring a stained glass restoration & repair specialist

A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.

Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?

Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.

First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.